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A blacksmithing book is required in the creation of [[Blacksmithing Products]]. The Master book gives access to all instructions. |
A blacksmithing book is required in the creation of [[Blacksmithing Products]]. The Master book gives access to all instructions. |
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| book of master blacksmithing instructions | |
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| Look: | A simple leather jacket protects the numerous pages bound inside. |
| Weight: | 10 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | 150,000 Kronars120,000 Lirums <br />108,240 Dokoras <br />150 LTBpoints <br />150 Tickets <br />150 Scrips <br /> |
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| Dimensions: | ? length x ? width x ? height |
| Sources: | Sold by Riverhaven Forging Society for 500,000 Lirums Sold by Crossing Forging Society for 625,000 Kronars Source is Forging Society (Shard), Forging Society (Riverhaven), Forging Society (Ratha), Forging Society (Muspar'i), Forging Society (Mer'Kresh), Forging Society (Leth Deriel), Forging Society (Hibarnhvidar), Forging Society (Dirge), Forging Society (Crossing), Forging Society (Aesry Surlaenis'a) |
A blacksmithing book is required in the creation of Blacksmithing Products. The Master book gives access to all instructions.
ANALYZE: You quickly flip through the book and determine it is a collection of instructions for the blacksmithing crafting Discipline in the Forging crafting guild.
Upon further perusal, it appears you can TURN the book to the foreword, and READ a short primer on how crafting of this type is performed. You may also turn it to the index, and read it for a list of chapters. Then, you can turn it to a chapter number and read it for a list of instructions on each page. Finally, you can turn the book to a page number in that chapter, and read it for detailed information on what is required for the crafting process.
Once you have turned to the page you wish to craft, you may STUDY the book to begin the crafting process.